This track serves as the nexus of converging interests for researchers in the field who have specific interests in topics not easily reconciled with existing mainstream, SIG-based AMCIS Tracks. We are specifically interested in novel research that may not fit neatly in existing areas of information systems research yet is of particular use to practice. We also welcome methodological plurality, with explicit interests in innovative, provocative, and experimental approaches to both practical and theoretical coverage.

To that end, this track serves as the primary point of contribution and subsequent publication of innovative research on information systems across a wide range of topic areas, particularly those topics not addressed by other tracks. This track showcases unique and leading edge work regarding the state, practice, antecedents, and consequences of management information systems as a field of practice, as an artifact of business and its processes, and as a scholarly field of endeavor. We welcome minitracks within this general track structure, especially those with forward-thinking and unique views of information systems. We can also serve as a nexus for mini-tracks affiliated with emergent AIS Special Interest Groups that have not yet found specific conference affiliations for development and evolution.

Track Chairs
Joseph Taylor , California State University, Sacramento, joseph.taylor@csus.edu
Taylor Wells , Brigham Young University, taylor.wells@byu.edu